American actor and talk show host Drew Barrymore recently opened up on her past struggles. According to the news agency, the 45-year-old actor is known now as a lovable Hollywood star but has seen friction in the form of addiction, legal battles and divorce in years past. 
 
During Sunday`s edition of the `Today` show, Barrymore discussed her divorce from Will Kopelman, which, as most of her life has, took place in the public eye. 
 
The 'Charlie's Angels'&nbsp;star admitted, "I really did not take divorce well. I took it really hard. But, the good news is his family and I sort of made the most important choice to be so together and united and connected." 
 
She added: "That`s, I guess, what they call family. I know from not growing up with any family whatsoever that that was the last thing I wanted to do for my daughters." Barrymore shares two girls with Kopelman: 8-year-old Oliva and 6-year-old Frankie.

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She shared, "I think that`s why I took [the divorce] so hard. I was like, `Ugh, the ultimate promise I wanted to make with [Kopelman] and for [him] was to have this amazing family and I found them and there`s something not working that isn`t livable.`" 
 
She found the ordeal to be "tragic''. The 'Never Been Kissed'&nbsp;star said, "It took me five years to be able to speak with strength, articulation, perspective, hindsight and see everything we did right because when we were getting divorced, it felt like everything was just wrong. I think it applies to everyone who thinks that something will be forever and it`s not."

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Barrymore added: "It`s so hard. I don`t think I`ve recovered from that. I don`t know how to open that up again. It`s like something closed and it stayed closed."

As per the news agency, furthermore, Drew said she`s found herself to be "scared to find love again," in the same respect now that she would be had she never fallen in love before.

American actor and talk show host Drew Barrymore recently opened up on her past struggles. According to the news agency, the 45-year-old actor is known now as a lovable Hollywood star but has seen friction in the form of addiction, legal battles and divorce in years past.

American actor and talk show host Drew Barrymore recently opened up on her past struggles. According to the news agency, the 45-year-old actor is known now as a lovable Hollywood star but has seen friction in the form of addiction, legal battles and divorce in years past. During Sunday`s edition of the `Today` show, Barrymore discussed her divorce from Will Kopelman, which, as most of her life has, took place in the public eye. The 'Charlie's Angels' star admitted, "I really did not take divorce well. I took it really hard. But, the good news is his family and I sort of made the most important choice to be so together and united and connected." She added: "That`s, I guess, what they call family. I know from not growing up with any family whatsoever that that was the last thing I wanted to do for my daughters." Barrymore shares two girls with Kopelman: 8-year-old Oliva and 6-year-old Frankie. Jennifer Aniston, Ryan Reynolds & other celebs who came out to vote in the 2020 US election She shared, "I think that`s why I took [the divorce] so hard. I was like, `Ugh, the ultimate promise I wanted to make with [Kopelman] and for [him] was to have this amazing family and I found them and there`s something not working that isn`t livable.`" She found the ordeal to be "tragic''. The 'Never Been Kissed' star said, "It took me five years to be able to speak with strength, articulation, perspective, hindsight and see everything we did right because when we were getting divorced, it felt like everything was just wrong. I think it applies to everyone who thinks that something will be forever and it`s not." ive movies shot during the lockdown that will leave you awestruck Barrymore added: "It`s so hard. I don`t think I`ve recovered from that. I don`t know how to open that up again. It`s like something closed and it stayed closed." As per the news agency, furthermore, Drew said she`s found herself to be "scared to find love again," in the same respect now that she would be had she never fallen in love before.

Drew Barrymore opens up on divorce from Will Kopelman

Lockdowns and self-isolation come with a set of responsibilities and many celebrities are finding it hard to cope with all the work that has come their way amid the pandemic. 
 
Actress Drew Barrymore has revealed that her attempt at homeschooling her children has left her in tears during the coronavirus pandemic. 
 
The 45-year-old star opened up about balancing it all in addition to teaching her daughters 7-year-old Olive and 5-year-old Frankie, whom she shares with Will Kopelman, at home amid COVID-19. 
 
She told Savannah Guthrie while appearing on the `Today` show via video chat on Tuesday of the family`s quarantine routine. 
 
She said, "... School started, and it all about went out the window." 
 
"The minute I thought, `Oh, I`m three weeks in, I`ve got this,` I cried every day, all day long... It was like every church and state. It was the messiest plate I`ve ever held in my life to be the teacher, the parent, the disciplinarian, the caretaker," she continued.

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"And I thought, `Oh my God, and teachers have children [of their own]. Do they survive it because they get to go away and work with other kids? Have they had their children in their classroom? How did this all work?`" Barrymore wondered. 
The `Charlies Angels` star went on to say that her struggles made her appreciate teachers more than ever. She said, "I didn`t think I needed to respect and appreciate teachers any more than I did." 
 
The actress, however, shared that she did finally get the hang of things. "You find your way," she said while throwing her fists in the air.Barrymore added, "We`re resilient, people." 
 
Barrymore isn't the only one who has faced challenges in lockdown. Justin Timberlake stated that parenting 24/7 was 'inhuman' - a comment that left many miffed with the singer. Meanwhile, Kristen Bell shared how it was challenging to spend time with husband Dax Shepard in quarantine.

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Lockdowns and self-isolation come with a set of responsibilities and many celebrities are finding it hard to cope with all the work that has come their way amid the pandemic.

Lockdowns and self-isolation come with a set of responsibilities and many celebrities are finding it hard to cope with all the work that has come their way amid the pandemic. Actress Drew Barrymore has revealed that her attempt at homeschooling her children has left her in tears during the coronavirus pandemic. The 45-year-old star opened up about balancing it all in addition to teaching her daughters 7-year-old Olive and 5-year-old Frankie, whom she shares with Will Kopelman, at home amid COVID-19. She told Savannah Guthrie while appearing on the `Today` show via video chat on Tuesday of the family`s quarantine routine. She said, "... School started, and it all about went out the window." "The minute I thought, `Oh, I`m three weeks in, I`ve got this,` I cried every day, all day long... It was like every church and state. It was the messiest plate I`ve ever held in my life to be the teacher, the parent, the disciplinarian, the caretaker," she continued. Also see: The challenges of being in self-isolation- celebrity edition "And I thought, `Oh my God, and teachers have children [of their own]. Do they survive it because they get to go away and work with other kids? Have they had their children in their classroom? How did this all work?`" Barrymore wondered. The `Charlies Angels` star went on to say that her struggles made her appreciate teachers more than ever. She said, "I didn`t think I needed to respect and appreciate teachers any more than I did." The actress, however, shared that she did finally get the hang of things. "You find your way," she said while throwing her fists in the air.Barrymore added, "We`re resilient, people." Barrymore isn't the only one who has faced challenges in lockdown. Justin Timberlake stated that parenting 24/7 was 'inhuman' - a comment that left many miffed with the singer. Meanwhile, Kristen Bell shared how it was challenging to spend time with husband Dax Shepard in quarantine.

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